Our Daily Bread Relocation After Hope-Blevins Road Map
The Star confirms the Southwestern Proving Ground crosses the Hope Blevins highway and will compel relocation of the road on its southern end. Texarkana Gazette maps show only crossing up to the highway, but Hope Star’s updated map reflects additional area absorbed by federal authority.
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Hope-Blegins Road
Star
Southwestern
Proving Ground
Texarkana Gazette
Blevins-Hope Highway
Texarkena Gazette
Highway
Land Department
Hope
Texarkant Gazette
Texackanny
Texarkana
Hope Star
Hope-Blevins Highway
Germans Near Moscow After 300 Mile Advance
German invasion forces report crossing the Berezini and reaching the Dnepr as they push toward Moscow in a two week drive. German claims include thousands of prisoners and setbacks for Russian defenders along the Berezini and Druja waterways, with Hungarian units reportedly advancing and Finnish troops aiding the assault. Russia counters with heavy artillery and machine gun fire, comparing the effort to Napoleon's retreat from Moscow as the Red Army defends the Berezini line and the Stalin fortifications. A separate note states 3000 seeds of the Sequina tree crop could grow into a massive tree, illustrating the era’s varied topics.
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Associated Press
Berexini
Dnepr
Moscow
Berezins
Hitler High Command
Pinsk
Kolomea
Stanislavok
Great Batte-Front
Red Army
Berezini
Druja
Napoleon
Stalin Line
France
Maginot Line
Brobruisk
Borisov
Cranium Crackers City Name States Pair Groups
The item lists city pairs with similar names across states and asks which states they belong to and how they are separated. Groups include Minneapolis–St Paul, St Louis–East St Louis, New York–West New York, and Orange variants with East West South Orange. Answers reference Condy Page.
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Tlucoge
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Paul
St. Louis
East St. Louis
New York
West New York
Orange
East Orange
West Orange
South Orange
Condy
War lessons from Nazi Russian pact upheaval
Willis Thornton argues the 1939 German Soviet pact collapsed as Hitler betrayed Stalin Molotov. He asserts both Germany and Russia are imperialist, discusses U S aid to Britain and limited direct Russia help, and notes China’s relief via U S support while Britain gains time and the United States strengthens defenses in the larger free world struggle against Nazism.
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Russia
Germany
Hitler
United States
Britain
America
China
Europe
Zeylon Holly Commissioned as Army Second Lieutenant
Washington announces Arkansas accepted appointments as second lieutenants in the Officers Reserve Corps Infantry Henry Zeylon Holly of Hope receives a commission. The report notes pilot terms and service in the Infantry Reserve.
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Zeylon Holly
Army
Washington
War Department
Officers Reserve Corps
Infantry
Henry Zeylon Holly
Hope
Negro Killed and White Man Hurt in Fatal Crash
LeRoy Williams and Fulton Kesra died after an afternoon collision on Mallon highway near Mack's camp. J Clyde Brasher of Fulton, driver of the car, was critically injured after losing control while passing. Others in the car were E L Chambless Alvin Prolor and Moses White, with Chambless treated for minor injuries and released. Maryland physician Dr A B Crampton and Mrs Crampton escaped with minor injuries in a separate crash on Highway 67 near Baltimore.
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LeRoy Williams
Fulton Kesra
Mallon
Mack
J. Clyde Brashur
Fulton
E. L. Chambless
Brasher
Williams
Alvin Prolor
Moses White
Hope
Julia Chester Hospital
Chambless
May
A. B. Crampton
Church Home
Ballinore
Crampton
Highway 67
Maryland
Ft. Worth
Texas
It’s Not the Heat It May Be Your Feet
Women troubled by hot weather may find relief from foot discomfort caused by poorly fitted shoes and neglect. Advice covers foot scrubbing, pumice treatment, after bath cooling lotion, proper powder, and ensuring shoes fit before purchase.
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Alicia Wartner
Bratt
Jess
Last of U S Scouts: Eight Apache guardians of Huachuca
NEA Service profiles eight full blooded Apache Indians at Fort Huachuca in Southern Arizona. These final United States Scouts guard the post, preserve a fading frontier heritage, and reflect a historic program ending with no new enlistments since 1923. They live in an adobe village near the post and participate in ceremonial duties for special occasions.
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NEA
Arizona
United States
U. S. Army
Redmen
George Cook
Andrew Johnson
United States Scouts
Fort Huachuca
Fort Huachucn
25Th Infantry
Lee D. Davis
Syria Cutting Off From Turkey Drive Reported
British troops reportedly reached the Syrian Turkish frontier from Mosul cutting off the northeast corner of Syria while an encirclement of Deir Iz-Zur was described. Two English divisions took part in the attack as French circles saw the thrust as a broader prong to sever Syria from Turkey.
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Vichy
Mosul
Syria
Kamedilie
Deir~Iz-Zur
Iraq
Turkey
British Bomber Raids Hit French Factory City Wie
Large force of British bombers struck Wie in daylight, hitting steel and engineering works. A separate daylight raid targeted a railway yard at Abbeville, while British planes reported a direct hit on a 4,000-ton German vessel off the Belgian coast.
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London
Continent
Wie
Germany
Abbeville
Channel
Cust
Bel-gian
How I Originated in Early Colonial Days
Pilgrim fathers hunted for food to fill an empty pot and a successful shot was called a pot shot. This phrase inspired the modern expression used today.
He Hopes at Last to Go to Sea
Aberdeen Washington man Louis Kaiser has long sought sea service. At 47 he passed a Navy physical after 18 years of Naval Reserve training and will enter active duty as chief store keeper with a San Francisco outfit. He is the eldest in the contingent and has always wanted to be in the Navy.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Louis Kaiser
Navy
Army
Naval Reserve
Amd
San Francisco
Old Things Are Best in Georgia Women’s Views
In Americus Mrs HL McGillis recalls a long record of thrift and steadiness after surviving five winters warmed by the same coal heater. In East Point Mrs W A Land flaunts a black and white print dress worn for 25 years, explaining she keeps it by preference.
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Americus, Ga
HL McGillis
East Point
Hopi Broom Use Described for Food and Hair Care
The Hopi used the Mimy-Furpose broom to strain soup or stew by scooping and pouring the liquid between pots. The same broom served to comb hair and sweep floors. In 1650 Oliver Cromwell sent Scottish prisoners from Dunbar to Saugus Massachusetts to work in the iron works.
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Oliver Cromwell
Dunbar
Saugus
Mass
Trun Works
Hitler Close to Alaska Threat Feared in War
NEA Service columnist Peter Edson argues a three month Berlin timetable could bring Nazi forces within 30 miles of the Bering Sea. He warns of Arctic warfare with long supply lines and extreme cold, noting American bases in Alaska and the strategic edge in the Pacific.
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Peter Edson
NEA Service Sul
Washington
Nazi Germany
United States
Atlantic Ocean
Bering Sey
Berlin
Alaska
Aleutian Islands
Siberia
Kamchatka
Arctic
Scandinavian Peninsula
Pacific Ocean
Honoelu
Seattle
Bering Sea
Pacific
Extension of Service Term Is Opposed
In Washington on a Saturday, Senate talk suggested Gen George Marshall’s draft law revisions could be delayed. Sen McNary, the minority leader, opposed extending selectees or guardsmen beyond one year and lifting the draft ban. Patterson, assistant secretary of war, supported readiness, while White House aides urged caution until Congress approves amid potential new threats.
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Washington
Senate
George Marshall
Leutenant
Sen
McNary
Marshall
Ini
Robert Patterson
Patterson
White House
Congress
U. S
Maneuvers Site Still Uncertain in Arkansas War Games
Little Rock reports Lt Gen Ben Lear says Hope, Arkansas is no longer a final headquarters site for the Second Army maneuvers set for August amid work on a munition proving ground near the city. Three HQs to be used, Camden eyed as possible full-time center while details to be released soon.
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Little Rock
Hope
Second Army
South Arkansas
Ben Lear
Mmephis
2Nd Army
Camp Robinson
Camden
Lear
Fran
Nazis replace cotton with wood in Nazi ceremony
Berlin reports a major Nazi program to grow giant wood fiber trees to dethrone King Cotton. Kaiser Wilhelm Institute research guides the project which cultivates poplars from Siberia North America and the Kaine to grow 20 to 40 percent faster. Dr Von Wetstein notes harvestable saplings in two years after planting.
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Berlin
Kaiser Wilhelm Institute For Research
Siberia
North America
Kaine
von Wetstein
Instix ‘Igte
A Thought For God and Belief in Eternal Life
A devotional line cites John 3 16 about God loving the world and giving his only begotten Son that whosoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.
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John
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Berezini River
Twin Cities
Willis Thornton
Alssky
Canada
National Safety Council
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